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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit to Build Redesigned ProcessPERMIT 2 BUILD Continuously striving to improve the quality of our services and efficiency for the people of the Hawai‘i County. “Predictability that a pro- ject is able to move forward and keep on schedule is key in the construction industry where timetables affect eve- rything from financing, de- livery of materials, quality of work and even the health and safety of workers” Mayor Billy Kenoi “This new system prevents building permits with incomplete land use requirements from entering the system and then having to be kicked out further down the review pro- cess. Screening out these incomplete appli- cations up front makes the review process more efficient for all permits that enter the system. Over time, the goal is to have more building permit applica- tions also be pre- approved by the Plan- ning Department.” - Duane Kanuha Hawai‘i County Planning Director DESIGN CENTER Our County staff is available for consultation services. When at the 30% concept stage of your project, it is a recommenda- tion to utilize our “Design Center” and schedule a meeting with our in -house engineers and architects. This would help speed up your permit to build experience as po- tential problems can be resolved before the permitting process be- gins. HELP US HELP YOU “Together Building a Better Island of Hawai‘i” 1. Residential PV – roof mount only (w/”Structural Evalu- ation Worksheet”, no stamped plans) 9. Electrical & Plumbing Only for Act 203 Agricultural Buildings exempt from building permit require- ments 17. Residential Plumbing Only (i.e. change heater, water- line, fixtures) 2. Non-Residential PV – roof & ground mount 10. Cell Towers 18. Residential Electrical Only (i.e upgrade electrical work, ser- vice upgrade, empty conduit) 3. One & Two Family Dwell- ings (new, additions / alterations) 11. Single-Family Residential Complete Demolition 19. Residential Move & Set (2 per- mit applications) 4. Residential Electrical w/ over 200 amps 12. Residential Elec- trical (new con- struction) 20. Residential Bar Sinks on- ly 5. Residential Accessory 13. Residential Plumb- ing (new con- struction) 21. Sign Permits 6. Pre-Approved Package Homes 14. Residential Retain- ing Walls 22. Sign Permits requiring Kailua Village Design Com- mission (KVDC) review 7. Modified Pre-Approved Package Homes 15. Residential Fireplace only 23. Sign Permits Requiring Vari- ance 8. Residential Swimming Pools 16. Residential Free Standing Fences and Rock Walls 1. Residential R-1 (i.e. hotels), R-2 (i.e. apartments) & R-4 (i.e. group homes) 2. All Other Commercial (i.e. new struc- tures, tenant improvements, additions/ alterations, change of use, commercial agricultural structures) 3. Residential Accessory over $150,000 (i.e. personal use garages, personal use barns & greenhouses) “The new system requires exten- sive communication between vari- ous County departments to achieve our goal of serving the public with a streamlined, transparent building permit process with predictable outcomes.” Warren Lee - Director, Hawai‘i County Department of Public Works “We had amazing commitment from our group of stakeholders and the frontline County and State em- ployees who truly embraced this effort to overhaul and update how we operate, The result of this group effort – from people who sincerely want to improve this system – will benefit Hawaii County residents.”